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Synonym for cram [verb]

The synonym cram synonymous definition words:
means "squeeze"
jam, ram, crowd, stuff, charge, cramp, force
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charge [verb]

means "action"
saddle, cram

choke [verb]

means "clog"
congest, plug, obstruct, cram, stuff, crowd

clog [verb]

means "choke"
congest, plug, obstruct, cram, stuff, crowd

crowd [verb]

means "activity"
squeeze, jam, ram, cram, stuff, charge

dine [verb]

means "eat"
feast, stuff, cram, gorge, feed, graze

feed [verb]

means "activity"
eat, feast, stuff, cram, gorge, dine

glut [verb]

means "feeding"
stuff oneself, overeat, bolt, cram, gorge, satiate

gorge [verb]

means "stuff"
cram, glut, fill, surfeit

overeat [verb]

means "pig out"
stuff oneself, glut, bolt, cram, gorge

pack [verb]

means "activity"
compress, bind, cram, press, stow, contract

press [verb]

means "activity"
crowd, cram, crush, jam, squash, squeeze

squeeze [verb]

means "crowd"
jam, ram, cram, stuff, charge, cramp

stow [verb]

means "compress"
bind, cram, press, pack, contract, condense

stuff [verb]

means "fill"
cram, pack, stow, glut, crowd, congest

crammed [adjective]

means "crowded"
packed, jammed, congested, bustling, burdened, overflowing, swarming

cramp [verb]

means "obstruct"
hinder, restrict, impede, restrain, object

cramp [noun]

means "pain"
spasm, pang, convulsion, twinge

cramp [noun]

means "obstruction"
hindrance, impediment, encumbrance, restriction

cramped [adjective]

means "confined"
two by four, narrow, cramp, close, restraining, packed


cabin [verb]

means "action"
confine, cramp, enclose, restrict

chock-full [adjective]

means "full"
brimming, packed, crammed, jammed, brimful, loaded

close [adjective]

means "property"
confined, impenetrable, cramped, restricted, dense, crowded

constrict [verb]

means "contract"
squeeze, tighten, cramp, pinch, strangle, narrow

crowd [verb]

means "activity"
cramp, force

grapnel [noun]

means "weight for mooring a ship"
mooring, anchor, stay, cramp, grappling iron

jammed [noun]

means "crowded"
packed, crammed, congested, bustling, burdened, overflowing

limited [adjective]

means "moderate capacity"
cramped, circumscribed, confined, inadequate, faulty, insufficient

loaded [adjective]

means "full"
brimming, packed, crammed, jammed, brimful, chock-full

mooring [noun]

means "weight for mooring a ship"
anchor, grapnel, stay, cramp, grappling iron

narrow [adjective]

means "size"
confined, cramped, close, small, tight, compressed

overcrowded [verb]

means "packed"
crowded, stuffed, pressed, filled, crammed

packed [adjective]

means "full"
jammed, crammed, brimful, chock-full, crowded, brimming

pang [noun]

means "pain"
spasm, cramp, convulsion, twinge

pinch [verb]

means "action"
compress, confine, cramp, crimp, tighten, press

restriction [noun]

means "restraint"
confinement, limitation, constraint, cramp, stricture, stint

restrictive [adjective]

means "confining"
limiting, prohibitive, tight, narrow, obstructive, cramped

snug [adjective]

means "tight"
cramped, trim, compact, close

spasm [noun]

means "pain"
cramp, pang, convulsion, twinge

stuffed [adjective]

means "packed"
crowded, overcrowded, pressed, filled, crammed

thick [adjective]

means "property"
crammed

twinge [noun]

means "pain"
spasm, pang, convulsion, cramp

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